Lyceum is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LYCEUM in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a hall for public lectures or discussions
• the garden at Athens in which Aristotle taught philosophy.
• Aristotelian philosophy and its followers.
• a literary institution, lecture hall, or teaching place.
• public building for concerts
• A place of exercise with covered walks, in the suburbs of Athens, where Aristotle taught philosophy.
• A house or apartment appropriated to instruction by lectures or disquisitions.
• A higher school, in Europe, which prepares youths for the university.
• An association for debate and literary improvement.
• a school for students intermediate between elementary school and college; usually grades 9 to 12
• a public hall for lectures and concerts

Words related to LYCEUM

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Words that contain LYCEUM

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How to use LYCEUM in a sentence

• Dabney, the year before, had given them at this occasion a scolding on impropriety of behavior at lyceum lectures.
• The popularity of the pamphlet induced Dean Ramsay to recall many anecdotes illustrating national peculiarities which could not be compressed into a lyceum address.
• He was later graduated from the Alexandrovsky Lyceum, the highest and most splendid civil school of that time, and entered the department of Foreign Affairs.
• He opened our lyceum as if it had been an oyster, without any regard for the feelings of those inside.
• At the Lyceum he took a bath, and passed the day as usual.
• After finishing his studies at the Lyceum of Nimes and at St.
• Simonovitch, who was bred a Hungarian advocate, is now professor of law in the Lyceum.
• At one time I was called to speak before the Lyceum Club, at Westerly, Rhode Island.
• The Silver City Commercial Club offered a costly cup to the winning society and it was won by the Lyceum.
• The Lyceum contains a library of over 4000 volumes, and a collection of engravings, documents, and relics relating to the old Fire Department.
• He sang a week, beginning February 13, at the Lyceum, San Francisco.
• He used to read lectures to the Lyceum, and in reading his books now I find a great many passages which I remember to have heard him read in my youthful days.
• He was of a very sociable nature, knew all the town people, lectured before the Lyceum, had a class in the Sunday-school and used to speak in the Lyceum debates.
• I had then been in Groton three years, and I had formed the acquaintance of many young men in the Lyceum, in business and in social ways.
• In connection with the Lyceum I prepared papers which I read as lectures.
• The Dramatic Society was relinquished, and the general interest manifested in it was transferred to the town lyceum.
• Even in those early days Wadsworth contained a public library, a lyceum where the young men discussed the questions of the day, and an academy.
• The freedom of the Lyceum platform pleased Emerson.
• In after years I met Tennyson again, when with Henry Irving I acted in two of his plays at the Lyceum.
• However great, it is limited in its force and duration, as we found out at the Lyceum twenty years later.
• I understood later on at the Lyceum what days of patient work had gone to the making of that procession.
• I come now to the Lyceum rehearsals of November, 1878.
• This was the first of those enormous gatherings which afterwards became an institution at the Lyceum.
• Actors might come, and actors might go in the Lyceum company, but Tyars went on for ever.
• This was the play with which the Lyceum reopened in the autumn of 1880.
• Howe was another new arrival in the Lyceum company.
• Sally stuck to me loyally until the Lyceum days ended.
• On the 19th of July, 1902, I acted at the Lyceum for the very last time, although I did not know it then.
• It takes the place of lyceum lecture and debating club.
• She had just begun to realize her power as a lyceum lecturer and was in constant demand at large prices.
• At a lyceum, not long since, I felt that the lecturer had chosen a theme too foreign to himself, and so failed to interest me as much as he might have done.
• While speaking, he acts the drunkard, and does it in a style which could not be equalled on the boards of the Lyceum or Adelphi.

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